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- the present invention relates to a technical field of mobile communications, and more particularly to a method for implementing an antenna cloud node communication in an indoor high-density network and system thereof.
- an intelligent digitalized indoor system mainly includes a building baseband unit (BBU), a wireless hub, and a micro power remote radio head (abbreviated as the mRRH, indicating a low power wireless broadband head-end apparatus).
- BBU building baseband unit
- mRRH micro power remote radio head
- the wireless hub is a path planning center in an indoor intelligent digital system.
- the wireless signals from each mRRH are synthesized into an uplink signal in the wireless hub, and a downlink signal from BBU is distributed to the MRRHs respectively.
- This type of the network can be a high-density and low-power wireless access point network (i.e., a high density small cell network). Since so many nodes form region boundaries in per unit area, the boundaries in BS-center architecture result in the following problems: (1) a high-frequency switching; and (2) more and more interference.
- one objective of the present invention is to provide a method for implementing an antenna cloud node communication in an indoor high-density network and system thereof to solve the problems of the high-density low-power wireless access points (i.e., a high density small cell network) where more and more antennas are deployed in the network. So much of the antenna nodes cause the problem of the increased boundary per unit area.
- the high-density low-power wireless access points i.e., a high density small cell network
- the present invention employs the following technical schemes.
- the present invention provides a method for implementing an antenna cloud node communication in an indoor high-density network, comprising the steps of:
- mRRHs micro power remote radio heads
- a baseband processing unit acquiring, by a baseband processing unit, a mRRH coverage area information corresponding to a position of the user equipment according to a plurality of the numbers of the mRRHs when each mRRH identifies the uplink signal of the user equipment and a signal-to-interference noise ratio of each uplink signal is either greater than or equal to a signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold;
- an antenna cloud node cluster in the form of a matrix type according to the mRRH coverage area information corresponding to the position of the user equipment, and making, by the user equipment, communication using the antenna cloud node cluster;
- the step of acquiring, by the baseband processing unit, the mRRH coverage area information corresponding to the position of the user equipment according to the numbers of the mRRHs when each mRRH identifies the uplink signal of the user equipment and the signal-to-interference noise ratio of each uplink signal is either greater than or equal to the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold further comprises:
- each mRRH correspondingly sends an in-phase and quadrature signal to the baseband processing unit;
- the baseband processing unit acquiring, by the baseband processing unit, the in-phase and quadrature signal, which the signal-to-interference noise ratio is greater than the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold, based on each in-phase and quadrature signal of each mRRH;
- the mRRH coverage area information according to the numbers of the mRRHs corresponding to the in-phase and quadrature signals which comprises the signal-to-interference noise ratio greater than or equal to the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold.
- one mRRH having a maximum signal-to-interference noise ratio is defined as a master node, and the remaining mRRHs are defined as slave nodes.
- the step of establishing an antenna cloud node cluster in the form of a matrix type according to the mRRH coverage area information corresponding to the position of the user equipment, and making, by the user equipment, communication using the antenna cloud node cluster further comprises:
- the mRRH coverage area information is composed of the numbers of the mRRHs
- the step of establishing the antenna cloud node cluster in the form of the matrix type by assigning the numbers of the mRRHs as nodes further comprises:
- the step of continuously detecting, by each mRRH, the uplink signal of the user equipment, when the movement of the user equipment is identified and the signal-to-interference noise ratio corresponding to the detected uplink signal of one mRRH in the antenna cloud node cluster is less than the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold further comprises:
- the present invention provides a method for implementing an antenna cloud node communication in an indoor high-density network, comprising the steps of:
- (A) acquiring, by a baseband processing unit, a mRRH coverage area information corresponding to a position of the user equipment according to a plurality of the numbers of the mRRHs when each mRRH identifies the uplink signal of the user equipment and a signal-to-interference noise ratio of each uplink signal is either greater than or equal to a signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold;
- the step (A) further comprises:
- each mRRH correspondingly sends an in-phase and quadrature signal to the baseband processing unit;
- (A3) acquiring, by the baseband processing unit, the in-phase and quadrature signal, which the signal-to-interference noise ratio is greater than the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold, based on each in-phase and quadrature signal of each mRRH;
- (A4) acquiring the mRRH coverage area information according to the numbers of the mRRHs corresponding to the in-phase and quadrature signals which comprises the signal-to-interference noise ratio greater than or equal to the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold.
- one mRRH having a maximum signal-to-interference noise ratio is defined as a master node, and the remaining mRRHs are defined as slave nodes.
- the step (B) further comprises:
- the step (B2) further comprises:
- the method for implementing the antenna cloud node communication in the indoor high-density network further comprises:
- the step (C) further comprises:
- the present invention provides a system for implementing an antenna cloud node communication in an indoor high-density network, comprising:
- a coverage area information acquiring module for acquiring, by a baseband processing unit, a mRRH coverage area information corresponding to a position of the user equipment according to a plurality of the numbers of the mRRHs when each mRRH identifies the uplink signal of the user equipment and a signal-to-interference noise ratio of each uplink signal is either greater than or equal to a signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold;
- an antenna cloud node cluster establishing module for establishing an antenna cloud node cluster in the form of a matrix type according to the mRRH coverage area information corresponding to the position of the user equipment, and making, by the user equipment, communication using the antenna cloud node cluster.
- the overage area information acquiring module further comprises:
- an uplink signal transmitting unit disposed in the user equipment, configured to transmit, by a user equipment, an uplink signal.
- the overage area information acquiring module further comprises:
- an in-phase and quadrature signal transmitting unit configured to detect, by the mRRHs, the uplink signal in real-time, wherein when the mRRHs identify the uplink signal of the user equipment, each mRRH correspondingly sends an in-phase and quadrature signal to the baseband processing unit;
- a comparing unit configured to acquire, by the baseband processing unit, the in-phase and quadrature signal, which the signal-to-interference noise ratio is greater than the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold, based on each in-phase and quadrature signal of each mRRH;
- an information acquiring unit configured to acquire the mRRH coverage area information according to the numbers of the mRRHs corresponding to the in-phase and quadrature signals which comprises the signal-to-interference noise ratio greater than or equal to the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold.
- one mRRH having a maximum signal-to-interference noise ratio is defined as a master node, and the remaining mRRHs are defined as slave nodes.
- the system for implementing the antenna cloud node communication in the indoor high-density network further comprises:
- an update unit configured to enable the coverage area information acquiring module when a movement of the user equipment is identified and the signal-to-interference noise ratio corresponding to the detected uplink signal of one mRRH in the antenna cloud node cluster is less than the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold.
- the step (B) further comprises:
- an information generating unit configured to generate the mRRH coverage area information according to the position of the user equipment, wherein the mRRH coverage area information is composed of the numbers of the mRRHs;
- a matrix unit configured to establish the antenna cloud node cluster in the form of the matrix type by assigning the numbers of the mRRHs as nodes;
- a communication unit configured to make communication using the antenna cloud node cluster.
- the matrix unit is further configured to assign the numbers of the mRRHs as the nodes wherein a portion of nodes corresponding to the signal-to-interference noise ratio of the uplink signal which is greater than or equal to the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold are quantized to 1, and another portion of nodes corresponding to the signal-to-interference noise ratio of the uplink signal which is less than to the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold are quantized to 0, for generating a matrix of the antenna cloud node cluster.
- the method includes: when a plurality of mRRHs detect uplink signals of the user equipments and a signal-to-interference noise ratio of each uplink signal is greater than or equal to a signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold, a baseband unit obtains mRRH coverage area information corresponding to the position of the user equipment according to the numbers of the mRRHs, where the mRRH indicates a low power wireless broadband head-end apparatus.
- the mRRH coverage area information corresponding to the position of the user equipment is configured to establish an antenna cloud node cluster in the form of a matrix type, and the user equipments make communication each other by using the antenna cloud node cluster.
- the antenna cloud node clusters are established in real-time based on a user equipment-centric feature to solve the problem of the boundary.
- the user equipment-centric feature ensures that the signal-to-interference noise ratio in the antenna cloud node cluster is unified, eliminates the high-frequency switching state and provides a continuous network throughput.
- FIG. 1 is a flowchart of a method for implementing an antenna cloud node communication in an indoor high-density network according to one embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 2 is a first schematic view of user equipments and mRRH distribution of the method for implementing an antenna cloud node communication in an indoor high-density network according to one embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 3 is a second schematic view of user equipments and mRRH distribution of the method for implementing an antenna cloud node communication in an indoor high-density network according to one embodiment of the present invention
- FIG. 4 is a structural block diagram of a system for implementing an antenna cloud node communication in an indoor high-density network according to one embodiment of the present invention.
- FIG. 5 is a structural block diagram of a system for implementing an antenna cloud node communication in an indoor high-density network according to another embodiment of the present invention.
- the present invention is to provide a method for implementing an antenna cloud node communication in an indoor high-density network and system thereof.
- the following embodiments refer to the accompanying drawings for exemplifying specific implementable embodiments of the present invention. It should be noted that the exemplary described embodiments are used to describe and understand the present invention, but the present invention is not limited thereto.
- FIG. 1 is a flowchart of a method for implementing an antenna cloud node communication in an indoor high-density network according to one embodiment of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 1 , the method for implementing an antenna cloud node communication in an indoor high-density network includes the following steps.
- a baseband processing unit acquires a mRRH coverage area information corresponding to a position of the user equipment according to a plurality of the numbers of the mRRHs when each mRRH identifies the uplink signal of the user equipment and a signal-to-interference noise ratio of each uplink signal is either greater than or equal to a signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold, where the mRRH indicates a low power wireless broadband head-end apparatus.
- the at least one user equipment transmits an uplink signal so that the mRRHs is able to detect the uplink signal. If the uplink signal detected by the mRRHs includes a signal-to-interference noise ratio of each uplink signal which is greater than or equal to a signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold, a baseband unit obtains the mRRH coverage area information corresponding to the position of the user equipment according to the numbers of the mRRHs.
- nine mRRHs are located in the indoor space of the buildings and the user equipment 4 (i.e., the UE4) transmits an uplink signal so that the mRRH 5, mRRH 6, mRRH 8, and mRRH 9 are able to detect the uplink signal.
- the user equipment 4 i.e., the UE4 transmits an uplink signal so that the mRRH 5, mRRH 6, mRRH 8, and mRRH 9 are able to detect the uplink signal.
- a baseband unit obtains the mRRH coverage area information corresponding to the position of the user equipment 4 according to the numbers of the mRRH 5, mRRH 6, mRRH 8, and mRRH 9, where the mRRH coverage area information may be denoted as (mRRH 5, mRRH 6, mRRH 8, and mRRH 9).
- step S 200 an antenna cloud node cluster in the form of a matrix type according to the mRRH coverage area information corresponding to the position of the user equipment is established, and the user equipment makes communication using the antenna cloud node cluster.
- the antenna cloud node cluster in the form of a matrix type is established according to the four nodes.
- one node corresponding to the signal-to-interference noise ratio of the uplink signal which is received by the mRRH 1 to mRRH 9 and is greater than or equal to a signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold is quantized to 1.
- Another node corresponding to the signal-to-interference noise ratio of the uplink signal which is greater than a signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold is quantized to 0.
- the matrix S corresponding to the antenna cloud node cluster may be denoted as follow:
- the mRRH coverage area information corresponding to UE4 is (mRRH 5, mRRH 6, mRRH 8, and mRRH 9). Furthermore, while determining a master node in the mRRH coverage area information corresponding to each user equipment, one mRRH node having a maximum value of the signal-to-interference noise ratio is regarded as the master node, and the remaining mRRH nodes in the mRRH coverage area information are regarded as slave nodes. As shown in FIG.
- the mRRH 5 is a master node (i.e., a dominator), and the mRRH 6, mRRH 8 and mRRH 9 are slave nodes (i.e., coordinator), where the mRRH 5 transmits a master control signal to UE4 and meanwhile, the mRRH 6, the mRRH 8 and the mRRH 9 may not be able to send the master control signal to the UE4 so that only one master node is in the each antenna cloud node cluster.
- a master node i.e., a dominator
- the mRRH 6, mRRH 8 and mRRH 9 are slave nodes (i.e., coordinator)
- the mRRH 5 transmits a master control signal to UE4 and meanwhile, the mRRH 6, the mRRH 8 and the mRRH 9 may not be able to send the master control signal to the UE4 so that only one master node is in the each antenna cloud node cluster.
- each mRRH serves as a master node for one of user equipments and as a slave node for another user equipment at the same time.
- the mRRH 5 serves as a master node of the UE4 and s a slave node of the UE 5.
- the antenna cloud node clusters are established in real-time based on a user equipment-centric feature to solve the problem of the boundary.
- the user equipment-centric feature ensures that the signal-to-interference noise ratio in the antenna cloud node cluster is unified, eliminates the high-frequency switching state and provides a continuous network throughput.
- the step S 100 of the method for implementing an antenna cloud node communication in an indoor high-density network further includes the following steps.
- step S 101 the user equipment transmits an uplink signal.
- step S 102 the mRRHs detect the uplink signal in real-time, where when the mRRHs identify the uplink signal of the user equipment, each mRRH correspondingly sends an in-phase and quadrature signal (i.e., I/Q data signal) to the baseband processing unit.
- I/Q data signal an in-phase and quadrature signal
- the I/Q data signal is a digital baseband signal transmitted between a wireless broadband head-end apparatus and a base station.
- step S 103 the baseband processing unit acquires the in-phase and quadrature signal, which the signal-to-interference noise ratio is greater than the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold, based on each in-phase and quadrature signal of each mRRH.
- step S 104 the mRRH coverage area information is acquired according to the numbers of the mRRHs corresponding to the in-phase and quadrature signals which comprises the signal-to-interference noise ratio greater than or equal to the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold.
- the method for implementing an antenna cloud node communication in an indoor high-density network indoor high-density network further includes the following step.
- step S 300 when the movement of the user equipment is detected, and when the signal-to-interference noise ratio corresponding to the uplink signal of the mRRH is less than the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold in the antenna cloud node cluster, return to the step S 100 .
- the signal-to-interference noise ratio corresponding to the uplink signal of the mRRH 6 and the mRRH 9 is less than the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold, so that the mRRH 6 and the mRRH 9 are not a portion of the antenna cloud node cluster of the UE4, and return to the step S 100 .
- the mRRH coverage area information corresponding to the UE4 is the mRRH 4, mRRH 5, mRRH7, and mRRH 8.
- the matrix S′ corresponding to the update antenna cloud node cluster may be denoted as follow:
- the mRRH 4 when the user equipment UE4 moves in a predetermined distance, the mRRH 4 is a master node (i.e., a dominator), and the mRRH 5, mRRH 7 and mRRH 8 are slave nodes (i.e., coordinator), where the mRRH 4 transmits a master control signal to UE4 and meanwhile, the mRRH 5, the mRRH 7 and the mRRH 8 may not be able to send the master control signal to the UE4 so that only one master node is in the each antenna cloud node cluster.
- the mRRH 4 when the user equipment UE4 moves in a predetermined distance, the mRRH 4 is a master node (i.e., a dominator), and the mRRH 5, mRRH 7 and mRRH 8 are slave nodes (i.e., coordinator), where the mRRH 4 transmits a master control signal to UE4 and meanwhile, the mRRH 5, the
- the present invention further provides a system for implementing an antenna cloud node communication in an indoor high-density network.
- the system for implementing an antenna cloud node communication in an indoor high-density network includes a coverage area information acquiring module 100 and an antenna cloud node cluster establishing module 200 .
- a coverage area information acquiring module 100 is configured to acquire, by a baseband processing unit, a mRRH coverage area information corresponding to a position of the user equipment according to a plurality of the numbers of the mRRHs when each mRRH identifies the uplink signal of the user equipment and a signal-to-interference noise ratio of each uplink signal is either greater than or equal to a signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold, where the mRRH indicates a low power wireless broadband head-end apparatus.
- An antenna cloud node cluster establishing module 200 is configured to establish an antenna cloud node cluster in the form of a matrix type according to the mRRH coverage area information corresponding to the position of the user equipment, and making, by the user equipment, communication using the antenna cloud node cluster.
- the coverage area information acquiring module 100 further includes the following elements.
- An uplink signal transmitting unit 110 is configured to transmit an uplink signal for the user equipment.
- An in-phase and quadrature signal transmitting unit 120 is configured to detect the uplink signal in real-time, wherein when the mRRHs identify the uplink signal of the user equipment, each mRRH correspondingly sends an in-phase and quadrature signal to the baseband processing unit.
- a comparing unit 130 is configured to acquire, by the baseband processing unit, the in-phase and quadrature signal, which the signal-to-interference noise ratio is greater than the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold, based on each in-phase and quadrature signal of each mRRH.
- An information acquiring unit 140 is configured to acquire the mRRH coverage area information according to the numbers of the mRRHs corresponding to the in-phase and quadrature signals which comprises the signal-to-interference noise ratio greater than or equal to the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold.
- the information acquiring unit 140 is configured to select a mRRH having a maximum signal-to-interference noise ratio as a master node mRRH according to the mRRHs corresponding to in-phase and quadrature signals which include the signal-to-interference noise ratio greater than the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold.
- a update unit 300 is configured to enable the coverage area information acquiring module 100 when a movement of the user equipment is identified and the signal-to-interference noise ratio corresponding to the detected uplink signal of one mRRH in the antenna cloud node cluster is less than the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold.
- the antenna cloud node cluster establishing module 200 further includes an information generating unit 210 , a matrix unit 220 , and a communication unit 230 .
- the information generating unit 210 is configured to generate the mRRH coverage area information according to a position of the user equipment, where the mRRH coverage area information is composed of the mRRH number.
- the matrix unit 220 is configured to establish an antenna cloud node cluster in the form of a matrix type by serving the mRRH number as a node.
- the communication unit 230 is configured to make communication between the user equipments by using the antenna cloud node cluster.
- the matrix unit 220 is configured to serve the mRRH number as a node so that one node corresponding to the signal-to-interference noise ratio of the uplink signal which is received by the mRRH 1 to mRRH 9 and is greater than or equal to a signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold is quantized to 1, and another node corresponding to the signal-to-interference noise ratio of the uplink signal which is greater than a signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold is quantized to 0 for generating a matrix corresponding to the antenna cloud node cluster.
- the method includes: when a plurality of mRRHs detect uplink signals of the user equipments and a signal-to-interference noise ratio of each uplink signal is greater than or equal to a signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold, a baseband unit obtains mRRH coverage area information corresponding to the position of the user equipment according to the numbers of the mRRHs, where the mRRH indicates a low power wireless broadband head-end apparatus.
- the mRRH coverage area information corresponding to the position of the user equipment is configured to establish an antenna cloud node cluster in the form of a matrix type, and the user equipments make communication each other by using the antenna cloud node cluster.
- the antenna cloud node clusters are established in real-time based on a user equipment-centric feature to solve the problem of the boundary.
- the user equipment-centric feature ensures that the signal-to-interference noise ratio in the antenna cloud node cluster is unified, eliminates the high-frequency switching state and provides a continuous network throughput.
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- The present invention relates to a technical field of mobile communications, and more particularly to a method for implementing an antenna cloud node communication in an indoor high-density network and system thereof.
- With the increment of an indoor communication, an indoor coverage of a wireless network is increasingly important. Currently, an intelligent digitalized indoor system mainly includes a building baseband unit (BBU), a wireless hub, and a micro power remote radio head (abbreviated as the mRRH, indicating a low power wireless broadband head-end apparatus). If all the MRRHs in a building according to user requirements form a cellular unit, but it is required to divide the cellular unit from one into two sub-units according to different requirements, or to divide the cellular unit into more sub-units. The wireless hub is a path planning center in an indoor intelligent digital system. The wireless signals from each mRRH are synthesized into an uplink signal in the wireless hub, and a downlink signal from BBU is distributed to the MRRHs respectively.
- As the explosive growth of data and flow transmission, more and more antennas are deployed in the indoor system. This type of the network can be a high-density and low-power wireless access point network (i.e., a high density small cell network). Since so many nodes form region boundaries in per unit area, the boundaries in BS-center architecture result in the following problems: (1) a high-frequency switching; and (2) more and more interference.
- Consequently, there is a need to be improved and developed.
- Based on the above-mentioned drawbacks, one objective of the present invention is to provide a method for implementing an antenna cloud node communication in an indoor high-density network and system thereof to solve the problems of the high-density low-power wireless access points (i.e., a high density small cell network) where more and more antennas are deployed in the network. So much of the antenna nodes cause the problem of the increased boundary per unit area.
- For the above-mentioned objective, the present invention employs the following technical schemes.
- In one embodiment, the present invention provides a method for implementing an antenna cloud node communication in an indoor high-density network, comprising the steps of:
- transmitting, by a user equipment, an uplink signal to allow a plurality of micro power remote radio heads (mRRHs) to detect the uplink signal of the user equipment;
- acquiring, by a baseband processing unit, a mRRH coverage area information corresponding to a position of the user equipment according to a plurality of the numbers of the mRRHs when each mRRH identifies the uplink signal of the user equipment and a signal-to-interference noise ratio of each uplink signal is either greater than or equal to a signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold;
- establishing an antenna cloud node cluster in the form of a matrix type according to the mRRH coverage area information corresponding to the position of the user equipment, and making, by the user equipment, communication using the antenna cloud node cluster; and
- continuously detecting, by each mRRH, the uplink signal of the user equipment, when a movement of the user equipment is identified and the signal-to-interference noise ratio corresponding to the detected uplink signal of one mRRH in the antenna cloud node cluster is less than the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold.
- In the method for implementing the antenna cloud node communication in the indoor high-density network, the step of acquiring, by the baseband processing unit, the mRRH coverage area information corresponding to the position of the user equipment according to the numbers of the mRRHs when each mRRH identifies the uplink signal of the user equipment and the signal-to-interference noise ratio of each uplink signal is either greater than or equal to the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold further comprises:
- detecting, by the mRRHs, the uplink signal in real-time, wherein when the mRRHs identify the uplink signal of the user equipment, each mRRH correspondingly sends an in-phase and quadrature signal to the baseband processing unit;
- acquiring, by the baseband processing unit, the in-phase and quadrature signal, which the signal-to-interference noise ratio is greater than the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold, based on each in-phase and quadrature signal of each mRRH; and
- acquiring the mRRH coverage area information according to the numbers of the mRRHs corresponding to the in-phase and quadrature signals which comprises the signal-to-interference noise ratio greater than or equal to the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold.
- In the method for implementing the antenna cloud node communication in the indoor high-density network, during the step of acquiring the mRRH coverage area information according to the numbers of the mRRHs corresponding to the in-phase and quadrature signals which comprises the signal-to-interference noise ratio greater than or equal to the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold, one mRRH having a maximum signal-to-interference noise ratio is defined as a master node, and the remaining mRRHs are defined as slave nodes.
- In the method for implementing the antenna cloud node communication in the indoor high-density network, the step of establishing an antenna cloud node cluster in the form of a matrix type according to the mRRH coverage area information corresponding to the position of the user equipment, and making, by the user equipment, communication using the antenna cloud node cluster further comprises:
- generating the mRRH coverage area information according to the position of the user equipment, wherein the mRRH coverage area information is composed of the numbers of the mRRHs;
- establishing the antenna cloud node cluster in the form of the matrix type by assigning the numbers of the mRRHs as nodes; and
- making, by the user equipment, communication using the antenna cloud node cluster.
- In the method for implementing the antenna cloud node communication in the indoor high-density network, the step of establishing the antenna cloud node cluster in the form of the matrix type by assigning the numbers of the mRRHs as nodes further comprises:
- assigning the numbers of the mRRHs as the nodes wherein a portion of nodes corresponding to the signal-to-interference noise ratio of the uplink signal which is greater than or equal to the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold are quantized to 1, and another portion of nodes corresponding to the signal-to-interference noise ratio of the uplink signal which is less than to the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold are quantized to 0, for generating a matrix of the antenna cloud node cluster.
- In the method for implementing the antenna cloud node communication in the indoor high-density network, the step of continuously detecting, by each mRRH, the uplink signal of the user equipment, when the movement of the user equipment is identified and the signal-to-interference noise ratio corresponding to the detected uplink signal of one mRRH in the antenna cloud node cluster is less than the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold further comprises:
- detecting the movement of the user equipment;
- when the movement of the user equipment is identified, determining whether the signal-to-interference noise ratio corresponding to the uplink signal of the mRRH is less than the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold in the antenna cloud node cluster or not; and
- continuously detecting, by each mRRH, the uplink signal of the user equipment for updating a matrix corresponding to the antenna cloud node cluster if the signal-to-interference noise ratio corresponding to the uplink signal of the mRRH is less than the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold in the antenna cloud node cluster.
- In one embodiment, the present invention provides a method for implementing an antenna cloud node communication in an indoor high-density network, comprising the steps of:
- (A) acquiring, by a baseband processing unit, a mRRH coverage area information corresponding to a position of the user equipment according to a plurality of the numbers of the mRRHs when each mRRH identifies the uplink signal of the user equipment and a signal-to-interference noise ratio of each uplink signal is either greater than or equal to a signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold; and
- (B) establishing an antenna cloud node cluster in the form of a matrix type according to the mRRH coverage area information corresponding to the position of the user equipment, and making, by the user equipment, communication using the antenna cloud node cluster.
- In the method for implementing the antenna cloud node communication in the indoor high-density network, the step (A) further comprises:
- (A1) transmitting, by a user equipment, an uplink signal;
- (A2) detecting, by the mRRHs, the uplink signal in real-time, wherein when the mRRHs identify the uplink signal of the user equipment, each mRRH correspondingly sends an in-phase and quadrature signal to the baseband processing unit;
- (A3) acquiring, by the baseband processing unit, the in-phase and quadrature signal, which the signal-to-interference noise ratio is greater than the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold, based on each in-phase and quadrature signal of each mRRH; and
- (A4) acquiring the mRRH coverage area information according to the numbers of the mRRHs corresponding to the in-phase and quadrature signals which comprises the signal-to-interference noise ratio greater than or equal to the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold.
- In the method for implementing the antenna cloud node communication in the indoor high-density network, during the step (A4) of acquiring the mRRH coverage area information according to the numbers of the mRRHs corresponding to the in-phase and quadrature signals which comprises the signal-to-interference noise ratio greater than or equal to the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold, one mRRH having a maximum signal-to-interference noise ratio is defined as a master node, and the remaining mRRHs are defined as slave nodes.
- In the method for implementing the antenna cloud node communication in the indoor high-density network, the step (B) further comprises:
- (B1) generating the mRRH coverage area information according to the position of the user equipment, wherein the mRRH coverage area information is composed of the numbers of the mRRHs;
- (B2) establishing the antenna cloud node cluster in the form of the matrix type by assigning the numbers of the mRRHs as nodes; and
- (B3) making, by the user equipment, communication using the antenna cloud node cluster.
- In the method for implementing the antenna cloud node communication in the indoor high-density network, the step (B2) further comprises:
- assigning the numbers of the mRRHs as the nodes wherein a portion of nodes corresponding to the signal-to-interference noise ratio of the uplink signal which is greater than or equal to the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold are quantized to 1, and another portion of nodes corresponding to the signal-to-interference noise ratio of the uplink signal which is less than to the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold are quantized to 0, for generating a matrix of the antenna cloud node cluster.
- The method for implementing the antenna cloud node communication in the indoor high-density network further comprises:
- continuously detecting, by each mRRH, the uplink signal of the user equipment in the step (A), when a movement of the user equipment is identified and the signal-to-interference noise ratio corresponding to the detected uplink signal of one mRRH in the antenna cloud node cluster is less than the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold.
- In the method for implementing the antenna cloud node communication in the indoor high-density network, the step (C) further comprises:
- (C1) detecting the movement of the user equipment;
- (C2) when the movement of the user equipment is identified, determining whether the signal-to-interference noise ratio corresponding to the uplink signal of the mRRH is less than the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold in the antenna cloud node cluster or not; and
- (C3) continuously detecting, by each mRRH, the uplink signal of the user equipment in the step (A) for updating a matrix corresponding to the antenna cloud node cluster if the signal-to-interference noise ratio corresponding to the uplink signal of the mRRH is less than the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold in the antenna cloud node cluster.
- In one embodiment, the present invention provides a system for implementing an antenna cloud node communication in an indoor high-density network, comprising:
- a coverage area information acquiring module, for acquiring, by a baseband processing unit, a mRRH coverage area information corresponding to a position of the user equipment according to a plurality of the numbers of the mRRHs when each mRRH identifies the uplink signal of the user equipment and a signal-to-interference noise ratio of each uplink signal is either greater than or equal to a signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold; and
- an antenna cloud node cluster establishing module, for establishing an antenna cloud node cluster in the form of a matrix type according to the mRRH coverage area information corresponding to the position of the user equipment, and making, by the user equipment, communication using the antenna cloud node cluster.
- In the system for implementing the antenna cloud node communication in the indoor high-density network, the overage area information acquiring module further comprises:
- an uplink signal transmitting unit disposed in the user equipment, configured to transmit, by a user equipment, an uplink signal.
- In the system for implementing the antenna cloud node communication in the indoor high-density network, the overage area information acquiring module further comprises:
- an in-phase and quadrature signal transmitting unit configured to detect, by the mRRHs, the uplink signal in real-time, wherein when the mRRHs identify the uplink signal of the user equipment, each mRRH correspondingly sends an in-phase and quadrature signal to the baseband processing unit;
- a comparing unit configured to acquire, by the baseband processing unit, the in-phase and quadrature signal, which the signal-to-interference noise ratio is greater than the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold, based on each in-phase and quadrature signal of each mRRH; and
- an information acquiring unit configured to acquire the mRRH coverage area information according to the numbers of the mRRHs corresponding to the in-phase and quadrature signals which comprises the signal-to-interference noise ratio greater than or equal to the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold.
- In the system for implementing the antenna cloud node communication in the indoor high-density network, when the mRRH coverage area information is acquired according to the numbers of the mRRHs corresponding to the in-phase and quadrature signals which comprises the signal-to-interference noise ratio greater than or equal to the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold, one mRRH having a maximum signal-to-interference noise ratio is defined as a master node, and the remaining mRRHs are defined as slave nodes.
- The system for implementing the antenna cloud node communication in the indoor high-density network further comprises:
- an update unit configured to enable the coverage area information acquiring module when a movement of the user equipment is identified and the signal-to-interference noise ratio corresponding to the detected uplink signal of one mRRH in the antenna cloud node cluster is less than the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold.
- In the system for implementing the antenna cloud node communication in the indoor high-density network, the step (B) further comprises:
- an information generating unit configured to generate the mRRH coverage area information according to the position of the user equipment, wherein the mRRH coverage area information is composed of the numbers of the mRRHs;
- a matrix unit configured to establish the antenna cloud node cluster in the form of the matrix type by assigning the numbers of the mRRHs as nodes; and
- a communication unit configured to make communication using the antenna cloud node cluster.
- In the system for implementing the antenna cloud node communication in the indoor high-density network, the matrix unit is further configured to assign the numbers of the mRRHs as the nodes wherein a portion of nodes corresponding to the signal-to-interference noise ratio of the uplink signal which is greater than or equal to the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold are quantized to 1, and another portion of nodes corresponding to the signal-to-interference noise ratio of the uplink signal which is less than to the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold are quantized to 0, for generating a matrix of the antenna cloud node cluster.
- In the method for implementing an antenna cloud node communication in an indoor high-density network and system thereof, the method includes: when a plurality of mRRHs detect uplink signals of the user equipments and a signal-to-interference noise ratio of each uplink signal is greater than or equal to a signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold, a baseband unit obtains mRRH coverage area information corresponding to the position of the user equipment according to the numbers of the mRRHs, where the mRRH indicates a low power wireless broadband head-end apparatus. The mRRH coverage area information corresponding to the position of the user equipment is configured to establish an antenna cloud node cluster in the form of a matrix type, and the user equipments make communication each other by using the antenna cloud node cluster. The antenna cloud node clusters are established in real-time based on a user equipment-centric feature to solve the problem of the boundary. The user equipment-centric feature ensures that the signal-to-interference noise ratio in the antenna cloud node cluster is unified, eliminates the high-frequency switching state and provides a continuous network throughput.
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FIG. 1 is a flowchart of a method for implementing an antenna cloud node communication in an indoor high-density network according to one embodiment of the present invention; -
FIG. 2 is a first schematic view of user equipments and mRRH distribution of the method for implementing an antenna cloud node communication in an indoor high-density network according to one embodiment of the present invention; -
FIG. 3 is a second schematic view of user equipments and mRRH distribution of the method for implementing an antenna cloud node communication in an indoor high-density network according to one embodiment of the present invention; -
FIG. 4 is a structural block diagram of a system for implementing an antenna cloud node communication in an indoor high-density network according to one embodiment of the present invention; and -
FIG. 5 is a structural block diagram of a system for implementing an antenna cloud node communication in an indoor high-density network according to another embodiment of the present invention. - The present invention is to provide a method for implementing an antenna cloud node communication in an indoor high-density network and system thereof. The following embodiments refer to the accompanying drawings for exemplifying specific implementable embodiments of the present invention. It should be noted that the exemplary described embodiments are used to describe and understand the present invention, but the present invention is not limited thereto.
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FIG. 1 is a flowchart of a method for implementing an antenna cloud node communication in an indoor high-density network according to one embodiment of the present invention. As shown inFIG. 1 , the method for implementing an antenna cloud node communication in an indoor high-density network includes the following steps. - In step S100, a baseband processing unit acquires a mRRH coverage area information corresponding to a position of the user equipment according to a plurality of the numbers of the mRRHs when each mRRH identifies the uplink signal of the user equipment and a signal-to-interference noise ratio of each uplink signal is either greater than or equal to a signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold, where the mRRH indicates a low power wireless broadband head-end apparatus.
- In one embodiment, when a plurality of mRRHs are located in the indoor space of the buildings and at least one user equipment (e.g., a smart phone, a smart watch or a tablet computer) is disposed in the indoor space, the at least one user equipment transmits an uplink signal so that the mRRHs is able to detect the uplink signal. If the uplink signal detected by the mRRHs includes a signal-to-interference noise ratio of each uplink signal which is greater than or equal to a signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold, a baseband unit obtains the mRRH coverage area information corresponding to the position of the user equipment according to the numbers of the mRRHs.
- For example, as shown in
FIG. 2 , nine mRRHs, sequentially marked as themRRH 1 to mRRH 9, are located in the indoor space of the buildings and the user equipment 4 (i.e., the UE4) transmits an uplink signal so that the mRRH 5, mRRH 6, mRRH 8, and mRRH 9 are able to detect the uplink signal. If the uplink signal detected by the mRRH 5, mRRH 6, mRRH 8, and mRRH 9 includes a signal-to-interference noise ratio of each uplink signal which is greater than or equal to a signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold, a baseband unit obtains the mRRH coverage area information corresponding to the position of the user equipment 4 according to the numbers of the mRRH 5, mRRH 6, mRRH 8, and mRRH 9, where the mRRH coverage area information may be denoted as (mRRH 5, mRRH 6, mRRH 8, and mRRH 9). - In step S200, an antenna cloud node cluster in the form of a matrix type according to the mRRH coverage area information corresponding to the position of the user equipment is established, and the user equipment makes communication using the antenna cloud node cluster.
- In one embodiment, referring to
FIG. 2 , when the mRRH coverage area information obtained in the step S100 is (mRRH 5, mRRH 6, mRRH 8, and mRRH 9), it indicates that the user equipment is the center of the four nodes including the mRRH 5, the mRRH 6, the mRRH 8, and the mRRH 9, and the antenna cloud node cluster in the form of a matrix type is established according to the four nodes. For the convenience of the communication, one node corresponding to the signal-to-interference noise ratio of the uplink signal which is received by themRRH 1 to mRRH 9 and is greater than or equal to a signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold is quantized to 1. Another node corresponding to the signal-to-interference noise ratio of the uplink signal which is greater than a signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold is quantized to 0. Thus, the matrix S corresponding to the antenna cloud node cluster may be denoted as follow: -
- In this case, the mRRH coverage area information corresponding to UE4 is (mRRH 5, mRRH 6, mRRH 8, and mRRH 9). Furthermore, while determining a master node in the mRRH coverage area information corresponding to each user equipment, one mRRH node having a maximum value of the signal-to-interference noise ratio is regarded as the master node, and the remaining mRRH nodes in the mRRH coverage area information are regarded as slave nodes. As shown in
FIG. 2 , the mRRH 5 is a master node (i.e., a dominator), and the mRRH 6, mRRH 8 and mRRH 9 are slave nodes (i.e., coordinator), where the mRRH 5 transmits a master control signal to UE4 and meanwhile, the mRRH 6, the mRRH 8 and the mRRH 9 may not be able to send the master control signal to the UE4 so that only one master node is in the each antenna cloud node cluster. - In one embodiment, each mRRH serves as a master node for one of user equipments and as a slave node for another user equipment at the same time. For example, in
FIG. 2 , the mRRH 5 serves as a master node of the UE4 and s a slave node of the UE 5. - The antenna cloud node clusters are established in real-time based on a user equipment-centric feature to solve the problem of the boundary. The user equipment-centric feature ensures that the signal-to-interference noise ratio in the antenna cloud node cluster is unified, eliminates the high-frequency switching state and provides a continuous network throughput.
- The step S100 of the method for implementing an antenna cloud node communication in an indoor high-density network further includes the following steps.
- In step S101, the user equipment transmits an uplink signal.
- In step S102, the mRRHs detect the uplink signal in real-time, where when the mRRHs identify the uplink signal of the user equipment, each mRRH correspondingly sends an in-phase and quadrature signal (i.e., I/Q data signal) to the baseband processing unit.
- In one embodiment, the I/Q data signal is a digital baseband signal transmitted between a wireless broadband head-end apparatus and a base station.
- In step S103, the baseband processing unit acquires the in-phase and quadrature signal, which the signal-to-interference noise ratio is greater than the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold, based on each in-phase and quadrature signal of each mRRH.
- In step S104, the mRRH coverage area information is acquired according to the numbers of the mRRHs corresponding to the in-phase and quadrature signals which comprises the signal-to-interference noise ratio greater than or equal to the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold.
- The method for implementing an antenna cloud node communication in an indoor high-density network indoor high-density network further includes the following step.
- In step S300, when the movement of the user equipment is detected, and when the signal-to-interference noise ratio corresponding to the uplink signal of the mRRH is less than the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold in the antenna cloud node cluster, return to the step S100.
- In one embodiment of
FIG. 3 , when the user equipment (i.e., UE4) moves from an initial position inFIG. 2 to a predetermined position, the signal-to-interference noise ratio corresponding to the uplink signal of the mRRH 6 and the mRRH 9 is less than the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold, so that the mRRH 6 and the mRRH 9 are not a portion of the antenna cloud node cluster of the UE4, and return to the step S100. Meanwhile, the mRRH coverage area information corresponding to the UE4 is the mRRH 4, mRRH 5, mRRH7, and mRRH 8. Thus, the matrix S′ corresponding to the update antenna cloud node cluster may be denoted as follow: -
- In one embodiment of
FIG. 3 , when the user equipment UE4 moves in a predetermined distance, the mRRH 4 is a master node (i.e., a dominator), and the mRRH 5, mRRH 7 and mRRH 8 are slave nodes (i.e., coordinator), where the mRRH 4 transmits a master control signal to UE4 and meanwhile, the mRRH 5, the mRRH 7 and the mRRH 8 may not be able to send the master control signal to the UE4 so that only one master node is in the each antenna cloud node cluster. When each of mRRHs in the antenna cloud node cluster corresponding to one user equipment communicates with the one user equipment, and the signal-to-interference noise ratio of the uplink signal of the one user equipment is greater than or equal to a signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold, it means that the communication quality of user equipment can be ensured. - Based on the above-mentioned embodiments, the present invention further provides a system for implementing an antenna cloud node communication in an indoor high-density network. As shown in
FIG. 4 , the system for implementing an antenna cloud node communication in an indoor high-density network includes a coverage areainformation acquiring module 100 and an antenna cloud nodecluster establishing module 200. - A coverage area
information acquiring module 100 is configured to acquire, by a baseband processing unit, a mRRH coverage area information corresponding to a position of the user equipment according to a plurality of the numbers of the mRRHs when each mRRH identifies the uplink signal of the user equipment and a signal-to-interference noise ratio of each uplink signal is either greater than or equal to a signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold, where the mRRH indicates a low power wireless broadband head-end apparatus. - An antenna cloud node
cluster establishing module 200 is configured to establish an antenna cloud node cluster in the form of a matrix type according to the mRRH coverage area information corresponding to the position of the user equipment, and making, by the user equipment, communication using the antenna cloud node cluster. - In the system for implementing an antenna cloud node communication in an indoor high-density network in
FIG. 5 , the coverage areainformation acquiring module 100 further includes the following elements. - An uplink
signal transmitting unit 110 is configured to transmit an uplink signal for the user equipment. - An in-phase and quadrature
signal transmitting unit 120 is configured to detect the uplink signal in real-time, wherein when the mRRHs identify the uplink signal of the user equipment, each mRRH correspondingly sends an in-phase and quadrature signal to the baseband processing unit. - A comparing
unit 130 is configured to acquire, by the baseband processing unit, the in-phase and quadrature signal, which the signal-to-interference noise ratio is greater than the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold, based on each in-phase and quadrature signal of each mRRH. - An
information acquiring unit 140 is configured to acquire the mRRH coverage area information according to the numbers of the mRRHs corresponding to the in-phase and quadrature signals which comprises the signal-to-interference noise ratio greater than or equal to the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold. - Furthermore, in the system for implementing an antenna cloud node communication in an indoor high-density network, the
information acquiring unit 140 is configured to select a mRRH having a maximum signal-to-interference noise ratio as a master node mRRH according to the mRRHs corresponding to in-phase and quadrature signals which include the signal-to-interference noise ratio greater than the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold. - Additionally, in the system for implementing an antenna cloud node communication in an indoor high-density network, a
update unit 300 is configured to enable the coverage areainformation acquiring module 100 when a movement of the user equipment is identified and the signal-to-interference noise ratio corresponding to the detected uplink signal of one mRRH in the antenna cloud node cluster is less than the signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold. - Furthermore, in the system for implementing an antenna cloud node communication in an indoor high-density network in
FIG. 5 , the antenna cloud nodecluster establishing module 200 further includes aninformation generating unit 210, amatrix unit 220, and acommunication unit 230. - The
information generating unit 210 is configured to generate the mRRH coverage area information according to a position of the user equipment, where the mRRH coverage area information is composed of the mRRH number. - The
matrix unit 220 is configured to establish an antenna cloud node cluster in the form of a matrix type by serving the mRRH number as a node. - The
communication unit 230 is configured to make communication between the user equipments by using the antenna cloud node cluster. - Moreover, the
matrix unit 220 is configured to serve the mRRH number as a node so that one node corresponding to the signal-to-interference noise ratio of the uplink signal which is received by themRRH 1 to mRRH 9 and is greater than or equal to a signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold is quantized to 1, and another node corresponding to the signal-to-interference noise ratio of the uplink signal which is greater than a signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold is quantized to 0 for generating a matrix corresponding to the antenna cloud node cluster. - According to the above-mentioned descriptions, in the method for implementing an antenna cloud node communication in an indoor high-density network and system thereof, the method includes: when a plurality of mRRHs detect uplink signals of the user equipments and a signal-to-interference noise ratio of each uplink signal is greater than or equal to a signal-to-interference noise ratio threshold, a baseband unit obtains mRRH coverage area information corresponding to the position of the user equipment according to the numbers of the mRRHs, where the mRRH indicates a low power wireless broadband head-end apparatus. The mRRH coverage area information corresponding to the position of the user equipment is configured to establish an antenna cloud node cluster in the form of a matrix type, and the user equipments make communication each other by using the antenna cloud node cluster.
- The antenna cloud node clusters are established in real-time based on a user equipment-centric feature to solve the problem of the boundary. The user equipment-centric feature ensures that the signal-to-interference noise ratio in the antenna cloud node cluster is unified, eliminates the high-frequency switching state and provides a continuous network throughput.
- As is understood by persons skilled in the art, the foregoing preferred embodiments of the present disclosure are illustrative rather than limiting of the present disclosure. It is intended that they cover various modifications and similar arrangements be included in the spirit and scope of the present disclosure, the scope of which should be accorded the broadest interpretation so as to encompass all such modifications and similar structures.
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